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November 24, 1966 Terrace Bay, Ontario LADIES cloth coats FUR TRIM COLLARS, ASSORTED FABRICS & SHADES. REG .$29..95 to 129.50 Reduced 10 he FOUNDATION 1 GARMENTS - DISCONTINUED LINES IN BRAS & GIRDLES. Reduced 2 5 7 GIRL'S COATS - -- ASSORTED STYLES FUR TRIM OR PLAIN Reduced 2 oO hs "AFTER FOUR \ INTERNATIONAL SNOWMOBILE RACE, Winni- beg, Canada to St. Paul, Minn. (475 miles). 5 8. Herb Howe big winner. 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, and 6th place winners cross the finish line on Polaris machines. ST. PAUL, MINN. WINTER CARNIVAL STEEPLE- CHASE. Lake Phalen--Jan. 29, Polaris takes 1st and 3rd in open class; 1st, 2nd, 3rd in 13 to hp. class. Gerald Gervais takes open and modified on a Colt. HODAG INTERNATIONAL CROSS COUNTRY SNOWMOBILE MARATHON. Rhinelander, Wisc.. (45 miles), Jan. 17th--again Polaris brings home 4 of 5 major place wins. Bob Eastman is big Polaris winner. WESTERN CANADIAN CHAMPIONSHIP. Bran- don, Manitoba, Feb. 6th. Winner, Edson Brandt, drives a Colt in 25 mile cross country an closed course events, compiles 1850 of pos- sible 2000 points. LIVINGSTON, MONT. Polaris takes highest points. Barney Blankenship is big Polaris winner. SARATOGA, WYO. Polaris wins 9 out of 14 races. FERGUS FALLS, MINN. Polaris, 1st in 10 hp. class; lst in 14 hp. class. SQUAW VALLEY, IDAHO. Polaris is 1st in all major races. MUNISING, MICHIGAN. Polaris 1st in over 60% of all events including gruelling cross country. lst in speed and in modified class. LANCASTER, N.H. Polaris wins New England jumping championship. Randy Hites wins closed n course speed race. Polaris wins women's f A S H | O N S powder puff race. LAKE MAMMOTH, CALIF. John Miller driving a S Polaris Colt against a field of 80 competitors wins Calif. championship. NEW ARRIVALS FOR PARTY TIMES AHEAD SIZE 5-13 SUDBURY TO TIMMONS, ONTARIO. 280 mile cross country. Polaris wins lst place, cash prize and trophy. ANTIGO, WISC. Leonard Olson wins cross coun- try race on a Polaris. ALASKAN CHAMPIONSHIP--Allen Smith wins Mere chernpensD on a Polaris Colt, higt FOOTWEAR CLEARANCE COUNTER BROKEN LINES OF OVERSHOES, CASUAL SHOES, OXFORDS. PRICE © 99¢ CHRISTMAS BUDGET : PLAN ~ Open Account Till Dec 24th - 6 months to pay For further information- call at KOLESAR's. BARGAIN COUNTER Reduced 50 oor more DROP IN TO LOOK OVER THE MERCHANDISE in to KOLESAR's for demonstration ! Drop TERRACE BAY NEWS Showpiece of the historical fashion pageant is a copy of the dress worn by Queen Victoria on her wedding day, shown here. Because of the close ties between Canada and England in 1840, every step of her-preparation for the wedding was followed breathlessly by Canadian women. FASHION PAGEANT HERE DECEMBER 2 Ontario's famous historical fashion pageant, Portraits from the Past, will be presented in Terrace Bay on December 2, 1966. The show will be under the sponsorship of Terrace Bay Centennial Committee by Ladies Auxiliary to the Terrace Bay Community Church. The presentation, in the form of a fashion show, consists of 39 women,s costumes dating from the visits of early explorers to the early 1900's. Replicas of the dresses worn by such famous women as Madame Champlain, Mrs.John Graves Simcoe and Laura Secord are included in the show. Members of Terrace Bay women's organizations will model the costumes. The show is touring the province under the auspices of the Ontario Centennial Planning Branch. continued on Page SRE